GrowthPic Toddler Toilet Seat with Step Stool Ladder for Boys and Girls, Potty Training Seat for Kids, Toilet Trainer with Splash Guard - Pink Review

My 5 year old has severe balance and coordination problems and is deaf and partially sighted. He was scared of the big toilet but he got used to it so well! Worth the price! Easy assembly, easy to fold. It's fairly new so I don't know about durability yet, but I'm very happy with it so far.

Measurements are per inch or 2 but that's ok we made it! The description says it holds 150 pounds but the instructions say 100 is still not a problem as we weren't even close to halfway there! My child loves the potty now. She uses it as often as she can, even when she doesn't actually need to use the potty. It's so easy to use. She is afraid to climb straight steps, but these steps are not straight, they are like steps to her. Handles are such a clever invention that she can hold and turn them

The picture and description says you can rotate the star on the outside of the legs to adjust the feet so that the legs are aligned so the step is level. The star is soldered into the leg, cannot rotate, also in the pictures you can see the gray protrusions coming out of the supports for alignment, there are no gray protrusions on the supports. This way the step is pointing down instead of into the level and my kids won't go up unaided because she is going forward. The shield is also too low…

I love that this product allows my 2 year old to become independent while using the potty. This makes her more interested in potty training. After researching pretty much every product like this at Revain, I chose this particular brand and model because it has an extra step at the top to keep my little one's feet from dangling. I love it so much I'm considering buying a second one so we can have one on each floor of our two story home. Very easy to install, just a few plastic screws. Feels…

We have tried many different potties for my son, from mini potties that need to be emptied to small soft rings that fit on a regular seat. My son was fully potty trained at 2.5 but struggled with poop. So this place was great! The extra stool makes it look like a baby potty, which is the best position for pooping. Now my son can go to the potty by himself and I don't have to help him to the toilet! I wish the splash guard was higher as if my son isn't paying attention while he poops and holds…

This product seemed good to be true. But if my child were a normal child, it would be really ideal. However, my baby is very small (premature) and mentally ready to use the potty alone. The steps are perfect for its short build, but the "ring" is too big and my son slips. He is very frustrated because he knows how to do what needs to be done, but the tools to help him are ineffective. And it seems so cruel to me. He was so happy to have this helper, but it just broke his heart. Now he's…